@@OctasLP thank you and you are right. I simply use the tools that I have available. The principles in making these holders is the same though, you could make almost all of this with a handsaw and some sandpaper, it will only take some extra time and energy.

@@raducumilea-is2yi thank you :)

@@KyleKingsley-n9y well Kyle, I now know that those things are officially called something else, but English is not my first language and I thought this word made the most sense :) In retrospect, a screw gun would be a dangerous weapon to have:)

@@FetterMuncher666 sure does, but it’s passive. Since the hot air is blown out actively it creates a low pressure system inside which “sucks” cool air in at the inflow side which is on the other side of the box

@@ronaldnorris3683 hello right back at ya Ronald :)

@@bkfounds thank you, this was filmed at the beginning of covid, so we were doing the safe thing at the time.

@@mattbarton362 hej matt, good point, I tend to only make jigs when I have to make a bunch of things. This video was helping a neighbor with some prototypes. Usually I’m pretty confident with the bandsaw and only freak out around the tablesaw and the chopsaw. Both of those finger-eatinf witches have tried and there I keep a good distance and lots of jigs/pushsticks etc…

Have you tried googling for flightcase parts in your area. So far Most countries seem to have resellers of Adam Hall or Easycase parts.

Its a NOCTUA pc fan, those are very silent. 12centimeters in diameter

The fan on the outtake faces out, which creates a lower pressure inside the box. The fan in the projector itself blows out into the box. And since you have lower pressure in the box . The outside fresh air on the intake side gets sucked in. (Or pushes itself in, depending on if you look at it as a physicist or a vacuum salesman:)

Merci pieter, mijn brein lag stil :)

Zeer zekerz!!

Thanks George! And best of luck with the build!

Thanks andy! Mostly the tape is to keep the sides from getting all the pencil dust on it and therefor marking everything it touches. But sometimes its handy as fuck to use as a story-stick to transfer marks from A to B.

Merci kris!!

Thank you so much! I got a few videos in the bag that need editing and there comin’ here soon. I had a hectic year workwise and therefore tapped out for a while from YT. But I’m back :)

aja en leuk genaakt by the way en weeral wat bij geleerd

Jep, da’s de reden voor PLANK. My stand in :) vanaf nu mag Plank mijn intro’s doen ):

Good thing I don’t do American standards:) it’s a place I rent here in Belgium. I had a tiny gardenhouse first, then a tiny garage and when that was too small I found this shop. I found out that, once I got a bigger shop, bigger projects started coming in, so I can afford to keep the lights on in here :)

​@@ProjectsandThings yeah I'm unemployed at the moment (partly by choice), and would love to build some tables to help with rent but the thought of dealing with 2m boards makes me hesitate. I do somehow have an SCM combo slider, bandsaw, and dust collector in there though, so I should make something soon!

Hi Mike, you’re welcome! For me here locally in Belgium, the supplier is called flightcaseBrico. The best option is to google around for “flightcase parts” or “easy case parts” those are the lighter and thinner materials for smaller cases. Like 7mm plastic sheets and plastic easy-case corners for example. For the rivet I usually drill it out and re-do it if I notice the bad seating (sometimes I clearly miss it) i have been able to fix one or two with the gas type pliers. But quite often they are in spots that are too hard to reach so I end up just redoing it. Hope that helps sir!

Thank you for your response!

You’re very welcome Melissa, did you make the same or a different design? Just curious:)

@@ProjectsandThingsI still have to make it. I went "on the road" as test this weekend and found me needing a properly sized flight case for two synthesizers and a mixer. I bought a disco bar box, but it takes two people to lift it...when empty. Too big, too heavy. 🙂

@@melissarainchild I found that 4 small flightscases for my gear works best. I can carry each case solo and do not need a van to transport my videogear to jobs. If and when I add to the collection of mixers and screens I’ll add another “small” case to the stack :) good luck with the build. If you get round to making them I’d love to see a picture of the final result. My email is ok the contact page of the channel. YT won’t allow me to write it here.

Sure thing. The short planks that go horizontally are 28cm and the long ones are 60 cm.

Thank you, the wheel is called a wire wheel. You have them in metal, brass . Usually you use these to scrape paint off.

Hehe. Hopefully the insanity is not permanent :) I have other videos that feature less mistakes if it helps :)

Making flightcases you mean? Or something else? :)

Thank you very much Nicola. The brand is called Harvia. Its finnish I believe

true, I have thought about doing exactly that. But since building the case with hilariously badly cut out doors, I'm using the space behind the screens to stash Headphones and headsets that did not fit anywhere else. But your tip is very valid, If I build another case like this I will for sure go with a patch panel.

Hahahhaa. It’s never crossed my mind sir :) at the moment he’s 7 and skinny as can be